Dif□er□nt□philosophical□sc□ools have off□re□ □ar□ous in□□rpr□tat□□□s of Ren Zha De □en Yua□.□In Confuciani□m,□Ren i□ s□□n as an inher□nt quality that can be □ul□ivate□ thr□ugh edu□ation□ self-discipline, and □or□l pra□tice.□□encius, a prominent Confucian thinker,□argued that h□man□beings a□e born with an in□ate sen□□ of goodne□s, which c□□ be □urture□ and□de□eloped □hr□ugh□proper guidance and educatio□. □unzi, another Confu□ian□phil□□opher,□□ook a □ore pes□□mistic vi□□, sugg□st□□g that hum□n nature is inheren□ly□selfish and that moral v□rtues □u□t be imp□s□d through strict□so□ial □orms a□d □nsti□□tions.□/p>
一□东八区的先生<□h□>
白色□火□美<□□2>
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